Let's see should I quote Lou Reed ("by the way, that's Maureen on drums, that's Sterling over there, and that's my brother Doug on bass...") or should I quote Sam Cooke ("Touch the hem of his garment.") ?

Seriously.

I mean, take a clue pill.

Seriously.

and, more baggage,

the looney left as embodied in the
Stranger, sorry, you do get into bad political acts

Iraq war OK, taunting Jamie, oops what happened to out pet project - the Mono, etc.

I think he wants congress, and I think Daddy left some money - trust fund baby?

Tell us Josh

http://www.historylink.org/essays/output.cfm?file_id=2126

i was the only idiot at the paper that thought the Iraq thing might be a good idea. Josh, et all, were vehemently opposed -- and absolutely right. My most notorious pro-war piece was a 700 word sidebar to a 2000+ word feature by Josh opposing the war. And we ran lots of pieces in opposition -- check the record.

Also, Jamie deserved to be taunted. And since when is taunting politicians taboo?

Our pet project: We were right to support it, we're proud to have supported it. It's our support of Greg "Mayor Gridlock" Nickels that we should slammed. Greg lied and lied and said he backed the monorail -- and then when the monorail, like all big infrastructure projects, had its crisis moment, Greg killed it. Yes, by putting it up to a vote -- so didn't the voters kill it? Yes and no. If all big projects were put up to new votes during their crisis moment -- say, Sound Transit's light rail? -- none would survive.

Many other options.

For shame, Greg.

http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/transportation/305453_viaduct28.html

Steinbrueck angry! Steinbrueck hit viaduct!

I think we have to get serious in this city about transit and the need to move people effectively in a growing city such as ours. This city can be so dysunctional at times.

The council and the current Seattle administration have been the biggest deterrents to progress and effective transit. Peter at least is taking a step in the right direction.

Ladies and gentleman, we have a candidate to run against Nickles.

and will be a political problem for Peter

the new Seattle that is emerging is not a fixated C. Hill perspective, and to be honest, gives a rat's asshole who saved the market

that glory ride on Dads fame is used up and tattered - good for retirement homes alone

Peter will not be working for free, the type of consultant/advocate/organization leader get far, far more that city council types

I am waiting for the photo, very hippie 60ies, when he and Dan chain them selves to something to stop the rebuild

Go Venus